• What restriction (on x or y) does dy have? What dx point (x, y) does this correspond to? • Find the equation of the tangent line corresponding to x = 1. (Hint: What y value does this point have?) Explain how you get this equation, how you choose your computations.

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• What restriction (on x or y) does
dy
have? What
dx
point (x, y) does this correspond to?
• Find the equation of the tangent line corresponding
to x = 1. (Hint: What y value does this point have?)
Explain how you get this equation, how you choose
your computations.
Transcribed Image Text:• What restriction (on x or y) does dy have? What dx point (x, y) does this correspond to? • Find the equation of the tangent line corresponding to x = 1. (Hint: What y value does this point have?) Explain how you get this equation, how you choose your computations.
You are designing a poster which has a border around the
printed portion. The border is 2 inches wide on the left
and right sides, and 3 inches wide on the top and bottom.
The entire poster will be a total of 300 square inches,
including the borders and printed portion combined.
Transcribed Image Text:You are designing a poster which has a border around the printed portion. The border is 2 inches wide on the left and right sides, and 3 inches wide on the top and bottom. The entire poster will be a total of 300 square inches, including the borders and printed portion combined.
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By knowing the position of a body at various points of  intervals it is possible to find the rate at which the position of body is changing. Thus here the roll for dy/dx comes into play.

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